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BSB80120 cancelled for international students: what the course register shows

The Graduate Diploma of Management (Learning), course code BSB80120, was specified for cancellation for international students on 4 September 2026. Here is what the legislative instrument says, what the government's course register held on the sync date, and what the register will show next.

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Data source: Federal Register of Legislation, instrument F2026L01160 (registered 4 September 2026); the Assistant Minister for International Education's media release, 4 September 2026; the Department of Education's provider fact sheet (last modified 4 September 2026); StudyVisaHub's own course register sync, retrieved 29 August 2026. Every figure below names its publisher and the date it was checked.

This is data reporting only, not migration or enrolment advice. Consult a registered migration agent (MARN) or immigration lawyer for individual circumstances.


What was cancelled, and when

On 4 September 2026 instrument F2026L01160 was registered on the Federal Register of Legislation, made by the Assistant Minister for International Education, Julian Hill, under subsection 96B(1) of the Education Services for Overseas Students Act 2000. The instrument specifies the vocational education and training course with National Code "BSB80120", the Graduate Diploma of Management (Learning), for the purposes of that subsection. The instrument commences the day after registration, so the effective date is 5 September 2026.

The Assistant Minister's media release, dated 4 September 2026, states that 452 VET providers are registered to deliver the course to international students, with 41,033 active Confirmations of Enrolment in the course, including 15,772 students recorded as currently studying.

The Department of Education's provider fact sheet, last modified 4 September 2026, confirms that from 5 October 2026 providers will not be able to issue new Confirmations of Enrolment for BSB80120. That date is confirmed on the department's own fact sheet, not a media report.

What the course register held on the sync date

StudyVisaHub keeps its own copy of the Commonwealth Register of Institutions and Courses for Overseas Students, the official course register for providers who teach international students. Our copy was last synced 29 August 2026. As at that sync date, the register held:

  • 455 course records for "Graduate Diploma of Management (Learning)", at 455 distinct providers: one course listing per provider.

By the provider's head office state:

State Providers
Victoria 172
New South Wales 163
Queensland 52
Western Australia 26
South Australia 19
Australian Capital Territory 11
Tasmania 9
Northern Territory 3

By campus state (a provider can hold campuses in more than one state, so these figures do not sum to 455):

State Campuses offering the course Providers with a campus in this state
New South Wales 298 208
Victoria 289 211
Queensland 111 73
South Australia 55 46
Western Australia 50 39
Australian Capital Territory 24 19
Tasmania 22 19
Northern Territory 7 5

These counts came from the course and campus location tables as published on data.gov.au, synced into StudyVisaHub's register on 29 August 2026, before the cancellation instrument was registered. The register has not yet recorded any providers dropping the course as a result of the cancellation.

What the register will show next

StudyVisaHub is building a change ledger for the course register. Once that ledger and the weekly full sync it depends on are running, a provider that stops offering BSB80120 will appear there as a recorded course change, dated to the sync where the change was first detected. Nothing about a future removal is reported here in advance of that data existing.

The current, provider-by-provider list of BSB80120 course records (filterable by state and campus, with each provider's other course count) is available to StudyVisaHub Pro subscribers at /mysvh-pro/courses/cancellations.

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